What the Releases page shows
Releases lists production deployments newest first, grouped by day, with the changes under each one filtered to what your Account is entitled to.
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Releases at /en/releases is the platform changelog: What changed on the platform and when it became available to you. Every signed-in person can open it, from the Releases link in the footer or directly.
How the page is built
Each entry is one production deployment, read from the platform release registry. Entries are grouped under the day they went out, newest day first, and each day carries a count such as 3 releases. A deployment shows the services it promoted and, where one exists, a generated headline. When no notes were recorded the entry reads Release notes pending.
Under an entry, What changed (4) expands the individual changes in that deployment.
Why your list differs from someone else's
The deployment rows are facts and appear for everyone. The changes underneath are filtered: you see a change only when your Account is entitled to the feature it belongs to. The event the page reports for you is the point at which a feature became available to you, not the point at which it was deployed.
Filtering by month
When the registry spans more than one month, a Browse by month row appears above the feed. Latest shows the newest entries; selecting a month shows that month only. The month is carried in the address as ?month=2026-09.
Labels you will see
| Label | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Hotfix | The deployment was a hotfix. |
| Platform v1.2.3 | The platform version an older entry was recorded against. |
| Backfilled | An entry reconstructed from history rather than minted at deploy time. |
| Major proposed | A major version has been proposed for this entry. |
| Internal service | The service is internal and has no user-facing surface. |
| Superseded by v1.2.4 | A later release replaced this one. |
| Not yet user-visible | A change that is deployed but switched off for users. Only administrator accounts see these. |
Pull requests and Internal details, which list the internal tags behind each service, appear only for administrator and QA accounts.
When it is empty
No releases to show yet with Release notes appear here once features are enabled for your account. means nothing in the registry is currently visible to your Account.
Related
Related pages
- Check whether Evolve is down — Select Status in the footer to open the platform status page, which reports availability independently of Evolve itself.
- An app is missing — An app is absent because it is not available to your Account, not installed for your role, blocked by policy, or not released to production yet.
- Get help and report a problem — Open Help from the footer or your account menu; send a report with Give feedback or Send feedback, or email evolve@unic.ac.cy.